Yeah, it's another Hitchcock "wrong man" movie. Sure, he did a dozen of them, but who cares when he does them so well? This one came right after The 39 Steps and is very similar in structure, yet quite different as well. Good flick all around.

Enjoyable if less suspenseful than I had hoped for. Contains several interesting comical characters and some trademark action. Also has a rather extended cameo by Hitch(with camera in hand) early on.

Not one of Hitchcock's better efforts

78.500

That zoom-to-reveal would be taught in every film class ever if it wasn't for the goddamn blackface, Hitchcock!

Wonderful and charming early Hitchcock, with the master's stunning directorial skills on full display (especially during the masterful zoom in to the eyes of a key character at the film's climax.) Entire cast is charming; film itself is one of the most blatantly hilarious of Hitchcock's work, with some delightfully eccentric touches.

Underappreciated early Hitchcock gem!

"Young And Innocent" is a film Hitchcock apparently made with his eyes closed. The plot goes of course like this: a man who has been wrongly accused of murder tries to prove his innocence and teams up with a beautiful young girl. Still, it's fun to watch and has all the thrills you'd expect from a Hitch film.